Eighteen workers trapped for about 18 hours in a gold mine in north-western Colombia have been rescued by emergency crews, the country’s government has…
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Colombian gold miners rescued after about 18 hours trapped underground
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Los Angeles Sheriff facility blast kills 3
“I just spoke to (US Attorney Bill Essayli) about what appears to be a horrific incident that killed at least three at a law enforcement training facility in Los Angeles,” Bondi said in a post on X. “Our federal agents are at the scene and…
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Three killed in explosion at LA Sheriff’s Department training facility
Three police officers were killed in an explosion at a County Sheriff’s Department training facility in East Los Angeles, officials say.
The explosion occurred at the Biscailuz Center Academy Training on Friday morning at around 07:30 local time…
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Exclusive: Independent journalist says Canada’s posture on Iran ‘serves US and Israeli interests’
TEHRAN- In an exclusive interview with the Tehran Times, Aidan Jonah, editor-in-chief of The Canada Files, delivers an incisive critique of Canada’s role in perpetuating Western imperialist agendas, particularly against Iran.
Renowned for his…
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Syria’s bloody events: Dividing the divided
BEIRUT— Given the March horrific massacres on the Syrian coast and recently in Suwayda has it become legitimate to ask that partition is becoming a reality in Syria? The mosaic of partition is leading to the construction of de facto authorities…
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Romance scam victim travels 700km ‘to marry French beauty queen’
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Sophie Vouzelaud was first runner-up to Miss France in 2007 A Belgian man has travelled 760km (472 miles) to meet a French beauty queen he had been led to believe would be his future wife, only to realise he had…
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Hamas: Israel pursuing ‘policy of mass starvation’ in Gaza
Hamas has accused Israel of pursuing a “policy of mass starvation” against Palestinians in what it says is a “crime against humanity”, amid warnings from health officials in the territory about growing numbers of starving civilians…
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Israeli combat veteran raises alarm over increasing suicide of soldiers since October 7
An Israeli combat veteran has urged Tel Aviv to quickly address concerns of soldiers returning from the war in Gaza, amid reports of increasing suicide rates.
In an interview with the Israeli public broadcaster, Kan, Tzachi Atedagi, an advocate…
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Commander: Israeli public ‘fed lies’ about defeating Hamas
The Israeli public is being “fed lies” about the progress made against Hamas, a senior military commander has said, warning the Palestinian movement will not be defeated for years.
In an interview with Ynet published on Friday, the…
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